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Trundle Bed Music
02:08
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We're already
All ready
To make sure you know that we're angry
Crafted, curated, and performed
Centerstage to ensure
We seem on board
We've checked the box
Making sure to show, we've shared our thoughts.
We'll need to do more to get this right
We'll need to do more to get this right
Press on, beyond, not post, not site
We'll need to do more get this right.
To change
Contribute
Make better
We've been hung up
And held back
Too stagnant, too callous
Let go, of your falter
Your waiver, your pause
We'll need to do more to get this right
Press on,
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P. Town Concrete
02:32
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Takes nothing to find me there
But takes everything I have to stay
Things have changed
We're not the same
You and I
More gray, more divide
The city looks the same
But there is a negative in your ways.
Microscopic differences
In the way
We remember this town
A place we once called home
Transformed us now
Divisions found
Split between fear and hope
Have you been here too long?
Seen things I haven't seen?
I don't want to see your face
In this ugly town again.
Takes nothing to find me there
But takes everything I have to give.
You have changed
You don't feel the same
Our view, our beliefs
The city feels
The same
But there is a toxic in the air.
Have you been here too long?
Seen things I haven't seen?
I won't show my ugly face
In this town again.
Transformed us now
Divisions found.
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